Burrowing animals such as shipworms and zebra mussels can destroy wood underwater, making dating impossible. Here, underwater trees in the Great Lakes may not be subject to shipworms, zebra mussels ...

A groundbreaking discovery in the world of marine biology has occurred thanks to an unexpected team of researchers-Tiger ...

Due south of Gulf Shores, some 60 feet underwater in the Gulf of Mexico, is a wholly unique relic of our planet's past. The ancient cypress forest is about 60,000 years old, says a team of scientists ...

The Underwater Forest is a relic of an ancient past, a 60,000 year old cypress forest, lost for tens of thousands of years below the Gulf of Mexico. But in today's world, it is also something else: a ...

An underwater forest 60 feet below the surface in the Gulf of Mexico may be harboring life-saving secrets. Researchers found that shipworms and other marine organisms living in tree trunks that grew ...

A primeval underwater ocean has been unearthed just a few miles off the coast of Alabama. Here, a sonar map reveals its extent. Scuba divers have discovered a primeval underwater forest off the coast ...

A 60,000-year-old underwater forest that was recently discovered off the coast of Alabama is hiding a terrifying message about our future, scientists have warned. The cypress woodland is submerged 60 ...

In the world’s present state of massive deforestation and climate change woes, it’s easy (and correct) to imagine beautiful landscapes rendered desolate in the future. At least one incredible sight ...

Nearly 60,000 years ago, as prehistoric humans just started venturing out of Africa, a forest of cypress trees grew on the banks of a river near the Gulf of Mexico. As the trees grew old, they fell ...